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Bridge over Wreigh Burn, Thropton

The stone hump-backed bridge over the Wreigh Burn at Thropton was built in 1810. It was built by George Robson, a local Catholic landowner, at a cost of £365. The walls at the end of the bridge were added later, in the 19th century.[1] The bridge now carries the B6143 road and there is an adjacent wooden footbridge. The bridge is Grade II listed.

Thropton Wreigh Burn Historic Buildings and Monuments in Thropton Civil Parish Bridges Grade II Listed 1810

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Road bridge over the Wreigh Burn, Thropton

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Road Bridge over the Wreigh Burn

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Bridge over the Wreigh Burn

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Thropton Bridge

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Thropton Bridge

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Footbridge over the Wreigh Burn, Thropton

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Cyclists crossing Thropton Bridge

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THROPTON BRIDGE OVER THE WREIGH BURN
- "Bridge, 1810; end walls later C19. Tooled-and-margined stone. Hogback bridge with segmental arch, arch ring and band below parapet with chamfered coping; end pilasters carrying round piers with domed caps.....Built …

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Wreigh Burn
- Wreigh Burn is a small river in Northumberland, which is a tributary of the River Coquet. Wreigh Burn forms with the confluence of Netherton Burn and Scrainwood Burn, near Netherton. It …

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Road bridge over the Wreigh Burn, Thropton

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